The Nemaha Kansan from Seneca, Kansas • 3

On Wednesday of this week Mrs. Eunice (Grandma) Scoville celebrated her 8zd birthday. There was a family party at her son's, A. L. Scoville, in her honor.

Roy Ford of Oklahoma visited this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ford, returning yesterday to his post of duty, as clerk in a store.

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WCUtMIO WXtKLY WUB90MPTI0N PRICK tf. 00 flff KM Iff AOVAN0K. Money that is put in a whisky barrel or a beer keg will never get in the contribution basket at cnurch or buy the good wife a new dress or THE ID02 MeCO'RMICK. are the handsomest and most durable goods of their Kind on the market. Do not fail to examine the McCormicK.

1902 line. For sale by A. L. L. Entered at th postoffict at Seneca.

Kansas, as second class mall matter. the "childer" shoes and boots. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Mr. 'Ducker," and let the good woman and children think of it. Payment may be made by check, draft, postoffice money order or express order.

The publisher of this paper bought Receipt for money paid is indicated on the yellow label, which shows the time to which subscription is paid or when it began, if nothing has been paid. If the label is not changed in two weeks after you pay, don't wait but notify us by postal card how you sent the money. the 44 feet adjoining its present lit tie home yesterday of J. H. Cohen.

He now owns 88 feet front on Main street and will put up four brick buildings, one for the paper, and three others if he can be shown that they will be rented. Agents. We allow agents liberal commissions for new subscriptions but they are not authorized to receive money from old subscribers. Subscription outfit and hints to canvassers sent on application. All who really love law and order and revere the flag ought to attend the caucuses in this county and see that true patriots are sent to the conventions with instructions to turn down hard any man who has deserted the people and joined Mm of Umi Discontinuances.

To avoid break in the numbers, the paper will be sent to subscribers until we are notified by letter or card to discontinue, when stopped, all dues must be paid at a year or 10 cents a month from ist day of month on label. No. 5101 Capital Stock 50,000 Stockholders' Liabilities $100,000 Will Transact Banking Business in all its Several Branches. Foreign and Domestic Drafts Bought and Sold. Dim Dmuimohm Cprmchm wlrd In dlmmmp Dank emmprootmn.

the enemies of law. Don't save your patriotism for lip service ou Decoration day and the Fourth of July. Go then, you will take part in the republic which is every citizen's duty. If our friends will help us push Change of Address may be made only by giving old as well as new address. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1902.

this paper into all paits of the county we will appreciate it. This Announcement paper may be counted on as the tax-payers' friend; and to stand tip I hereby announce my candidacy for for the flag and law and order at all times, the only Seneca paper the fusion nomination as County superintendent of Public Instruction, subject to the action of the democratic and peoples' party county convention. B. F. NIBERT.

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Married July 24, by Rev. J. A. Swaney, Richard Courter and Miss Edith Ford, at the residence of the bride's father, Rev. Joseph Ford.

A large company of relatives and friends participated in the happiness of the occasion, no insignificant feature of which was the superb dinner sen ed at the close of the ceremony. The happy couple VT left at once for Osborne county to visit relatives of Mr. Courter. LAND FOR SALE. fM tWxit I mf I Late Confession.

"The Leavenworth Times is against Curtis for the senate because he is a liar; a common every dav liar who lies because it is hard for him to tell the truth." It seems that Mr. Anthony who failed to be reappointed postmaster at Leavenworth claims, which Mr. Curtis denies, that Mr. Curtis said h.e would recommend his re-appointment as postmaster if Anthony would pay his rival for the office $600. This after a few weeks rubbing shocked Anthony's ideas of political probity and he returned to Kansas and immediately revealed the outrageous proposition to a deluded people? No, he kept it a secret and right quiet and still for several weeks till Mr.

Anthony's rival was appointed, then the dreadfulness of the boodle proposition dawned on him in all its blackness and frightfulness, and he poured fourth his tale of woe on a long suffering people. He did it too late however to get credit for its hurting his feelings. It looks like his conscience had a coating and the failure to get the postoffice knocked off the skin and the boodle proposition then got in, its harrowing work on a sore spot. It needs a piaster. If the Democratic County Central Committea will select for chairman a man like C.

S. Locknane, who has succeeded, and will put up a good ticket this fall, it will get in line for success. It can never succeed with a failure as a chairman. If you want to buy a good watch, one that you can depend on and a reasonable price, you can get it at 1. Well improved farm 1 miles from Kelly.

2. One of the best farms five miles of Seneca. Good house, stables, cribs, well, orchard, 3. 792 acres of "pasture in Pottawatomie county, with excellent water, only $17 an acre. 4.

80 acres. A beautiful level farm in east part of Neinaha county $4,250. Good improvements. 5. I have a customer for a good smooth half section of improved land in Nemaha county.

E. L. MILLER, Binder For Sale. A first class binder nearly new fcr sale, only used one season and will sell at a big discount. It will pay to see the machine fnd price it.

Hybskman Son, Centralia, Kan. Sperlings Jewelry Store Seneca, Kansas. Eye strain and defective vision treated. Spectacles fitted and guaranteed tf N. Hayes.

M. D. Mrs. R. B.

Porter and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. C. M. Hall, have returned to their home in Holton after a very pleasant visit. K.

C. N. W. Excursion. Special excursion to Kansas City, Aug.

3d. Round trip, $1.25 from Seneca..